test/fuzzer/out-of-process-fuzz.test

REQUIRES: linux, x86_64
RUN: rm -rf %t && mkdir %t
RUN: cd %t
RUN: %cpp_compiler  %S/OutOfProcessFuzzTarget.cpp -o oop-fuzzer
RUN: %no_fuzzer_cpp_compiler  -fsanitize-coverage=inline-8bit-counters %S/SimpleTest.cpp -c -o SimpleTestOOP.o
RUN: %no_fuzzer_c_compiler  %S/../../lib/fuzzer/standalone/StandaloneFuzzTargetMain.c -c -o  StandaloneFuzzTargetMainOOP.o
RUN: %no_fuzzer_cpp_compiler %S/SanCovDump.cpp -c -o SanCovDumpOOP.o
RUN: %no_fuzzer_cpp_compiler SimpleTestOOP.o StandaloneFuzzTargetMainOOP.o SanCovDumpOOP.o -o oop-target
RUN: rm -rf OOP_CORPUS
RUN: mkdir OOP_CORPUS
RUN: echo "Hi" > OOP_CORPUS/seed
RUN: echo %t

# Out-of-process fuzzing with this rig is slow,
# we can not wait for the fuzzer to find the faulty input.
# Just run for a bit and observe the corpus expansion.
RUN: LIBFUZZER_OOP_TARGET="./oop-target > /dev/null 2>&1 " ./oop-fuzzer -max_len=3 OOP_CORPUS -runs=1000 -jobs=4
CHECK: Running: OOP_CORPUS/
CHECK: Running: OOP_CORPUS/
CHECK: Running: OOP_CORPUS/
RUN: ./oop-target OOP_CORPUS/* 2>&1 | FileCheck %s